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Today's Bell Ringer, July 5, 2016

Squawk on the Street

Today's Bell Ringer, July 5, 2016

Today's bell ringers are The U.S. Navy represented by Captain Gregory Davis and Commander Domitilo Pastorin, at the NYSE; and Randolph Bancorp CEO James McDonough with CFO Michael Devlin, at the Nasdaq.

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Warren Buffett says U.S. debt will be acceptable for a long time due to dollar's reserve currency status

Warren Buffett says U.S. debt will be acceptable for a long time due to dollar's reserve currency status

Warren Buffett: AI is profound, and that's what makes it a genie

Warren Buffett: AI is profound, and that's what makes it a genie

Warren Buffett says his great skill is avoiding bad luck

Warren Buffett says his great skill is avoiding bad luck

Warren Buffett breaks down how he would invest if he had to start again with $1 million

Warren Buffett breaks down how he would invest if he had to start again with $1 million

'A lot to be done' with improving BNSF Railway operations, says Berkshire's Greg Abel

'A lot to be done' with improving BNSF Railway operations, says Berkshire's Greg Abel

Warren Buffett says U.S. debt will be acceptable for a long time due to dollar's reserve currency status

Warren Buffett says U.S. debt will be acceptable for a long time due to dollar's reserve currency status

Warren Buffett: AI is profound, and that's what makes it a genie

Warren Buffett: AI is profound, and that's what makes it a genie

Warren Buffett says his great skill is avoiding bad luck

Warren Buffett says his great skill is avoiding bad luck

Warren Buffett breaks down how he would invest if he had to start again with $1 million

Warren Buffett breaks down how he would invest if he had to start again with $1 million

'A lot to be done' with improving BNSF Railway operations, says Berkshire's Greg Abel

'A lot to be done' with improving BNSF Railway operations, says Berkshire's Greg Abel